Man Utd confirm Martinez cruciate ligament injury / Photo: Paul ELLIS - AFP/File
-
Gatland dismisses Biggar 'noise' as Wales bid to end losing streak
-
Real Madrid great Marcelo announces retirement
-
Spanish publisher cancels Gascon book over offensive posts
-
Daniel Barenboim reveals he has Parkinson's disease
-
Australia dominate as Sri Lanka reach 229-9 in second Test
-
'Wolf warrior' Chinese ambassador appointed to European affairs post
-
Bank of England slashes UK growth outlook amid Trump tariff threat
-
Shein, Temu face cost of adapting to new US customs rules
-
EU quizzes Shein over 'illegal' products
-
Spanish football chief to keep job after appeal granted
-
M23 addresses crowds in captured DR Congo city, as fighters advance
-
Bach says Italy 'ready' to host Winter Olympics as one-year countdown begins
-
Decathlon on back foot over China forced labour accusations
-
Swedish police say mass shooting scene resembled 'inferno'
-
Vonn bombs out of world championships super-G won by Austrian Venier
-
Scotland backrow Ritchie signs for Perpignan
-
Bath sign England back Arundell from Racing 92
-
UK to quicken rollout of mini-nuclear reactors
-
French parliament finally adopts 2025 budget
-
India bowl out England for 248 in ODI opener
-
Global stocks rise on easing trade fears, company earnings
-
Man Utd confirm Martinez cruciate ligament injury
-
'Multiple nationalities' among victims in Swedish mass shooting: police
-
Jalibert and 'hungry' Penaud return for France's Six Nations visit to Twickenham
-
M23 calls public meeting in captured DRC city as fighters advance
-
Marcos says no influence over Philippine VP's impeachment trial
-
Gucci ousts chief designer De Sarno after sales slump
-
Jalibert, Penaud return for France's Six Nations visit to Twickenham
-
Faletau returns for struggling Wales against Italy in Six Nations
-
Controversial former Chinese ambassador appointed to European affairs post
-
Men's super-G at world championships - three racers to watch
-
Sri Lanka stumble to 144-5 in second Australia Test
-
Japan's 'geeky' PM Ishiba to navigate Trump relations
-
Israel orders army to plan to let Palestinians leave Gaza
-
Most markets track Wall St gains, USPS rethink provides boost
-
Pain, anger as Turkey marks two years since quake disaster
-
Scientists' conference kicks off global AI summit in Paris
-
Wallabies coach Schmidt to step down after Rugby Championship
-
Indonesia backs climate deals after envoy's Paris skepticism
-
Top South Korean officer says was asked to help Yoon martial law bid
-
Colombian president says cocaine 'no worse than whisky'
-
Australia's Stoinis retires from ODIs ahead of Champions Trophy
-
US skipping G20 talks due to S. Africa's 'anti-American' agenda: Rubio
-
Honda-Nissan merger talks 'basically over': source
-
China's Xi hails Thailand's 'strong' action against scam centres
-
Most Asian stocks track Wall St gains, USPS rethink provides boost
-
Pain and anger as Turkey marks two years since quake disaster
-
Fluent Chandimal takes Sri Lanka to 87-1 in second Australia Test
-
Bangladesh protesters raze buildings linked to ousted leader
-
AI risks 'disaster' without 'cast-iron guarantees': expert
Man Utd confirm Martinez cruciate ligament injury
Manchester United on Thursday confirmed defender Lisandro Martinez sustained cruciate ligament damage in his left knee during the side's Premier League defeat to Crystal Palace at the weekend.
The Argentina international, 27, was carried off on a stretcher late in the game at Old Trafford after his knee buckled.
"Manchester United can confirm that Lisandro Martinez suffered an injury to his cruciate ligament in Sunday's game against Crystal Palace," the club said in a statement.
"Assessment of the injury is ongoing to determine the appropriate course of treatment and the timescale for his rehabilitation.
"Everyone at Manchester United wishes Lisandro Martinez strength for a successful recovery and we will be supporting him every step of the way."
United boss Ruben Amorim said after the match that he thought it was a "serious situation", adding: "Licha is really important for us, not just as a football player but the character he has, especially in this hard moment."
The result left Amorim's side, who host Leicester in the FA Cup on Friday, 13th in the Premier League.
United signed left-back Patrick Dorgu from Lecce in the January transfer window but there are fresh doubts over the fitness of defender Luke Shaw, who has not started a game for United in almost 12 months.
T.Sanchez--AT